Custom Circle Hang Tags With Your Logo at the Center

Using a circle tag as a seal or gift label

Some buyers never hang their circle tags at all. They tie the string around a box, then let the tag rest on the lid like a wax seal.

This works well for bakery boxes, gift sets and subscription packs. The round face catches the eye when the customer first lifts the box.

For this use, print your logo large and keep the back blank or nearly blank. A thank-you line or a short note on the back is plenty. A 2.5 in or 3 in circle reads best on a box lid.

Picking the right diameter for a circle tag

Diameter is the one number that decides how much you can fit. A circle loses usable space near the edge, so plan for a smaller text area than the cut size suggests.

Our guide to choosing tag sizes has printable templates. Print one, cut it out and hold it against your product before you decide.

Laying out artwork on a round face

Square artwork dropped onto a circle often looks cramped. Center your logo and leave an even ring of space around it.

Text can curve along the edge like a seal. Keep curved lines short, or they become hard to read as the tag turns.

Think about contrast too. A dark logo on kraft reads well, but a light logo on kraft needs white ink underneath. We show white ink areas on your proof so nothing surprises you.

If you are unsure what to include, read what to print on a tag first. On a circle, less copy almost always looks better.

Stocks that hold a clean round edge

Thin stock can curl on a small circle, so most buyers choose 16 pt or heavier. At 24 pt and 32 pt we double-layer the board, which gives the tag a solid, coin-like feel.

Kraft board suits handmade goods and food. Textured uncoated stock suits candles and soap, where a soft feel fits the product.

You can compare each paper in our notes on tag papers and finishes. We can also send your proof on two stocks if you want to compare.

Finishes that work on a small round surface

On a circle, one finish usually beats three. A foil-stamped logo on matte stock is a popular choice for candle and beauty brands.

Edge painting looks striking on 32 pt circles, since the colored rim shows all the way around. Embossing a round logo gives it a raised, seal-like edge.

For a soft hand feel, many buyers pair circles with the lamination on our soft-touch silk hang tags. It resists fingerprints on dark colors.

Strings, ribbons and pins for round tags

Cotton string suits bakery and soap packs. Jute suits kraft circles on rustic gift goods, and satin ribbon suits candles and gift sets.

Safety pins and plastic loop pins work for knitwear, where string can snag the yarn. We can pre-attach strings so your team only ties them on.

Tell us the string length you want, or the size of the item it ties around. We size the loop so the tag hangs at the height you picture.

Our page on ways to attach hang tags shows each method on real products.

Price, shipping and what happens if a tag is wrong

Circle tags start from $0.30 per unit. Your final price depends on diameter, stock, quantity and finish, and it is confirmed in your quote.

Double-layered 32 pt board, foil and edge painting each add cost. A 2 in circle on 16 pt matte stock is usually the most economical choice.

We ship circle tags free to the US, UK, Canada and Australia. If a batch arrives misprinted or damaged, tell us within 10 days and we reprint or refund it.

To get exact numbers, request a quote for circle tags with your size and quantity. You can also call or WhatsApp (503) 461-4788.